Hastings - UK's Newest Music City

Located on the south coast of England, Hastings is a town with, arguably, one of the highest venues per capita in the UK.There are approaching 100 pubs, bars, dedicated venues and open performance spaces within just a few miles of the newly refurbished pier.

How to get to Hastings Pier

Hastings PierWhite RockHastingsEast SussexTN34 1JY​By trainYou can walk to Hastings Pier in just over 10 minutes from both Hastings and St Leonards Warrior Square railway stations.Both stations are well connected, with direct trains from London Charing Cross, London Victoria, Ashford International, Gatwick Airport, Brighton, Eastbourne, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells running throughout the day and evening.Train journeys take approximately 1 hour 30 mins from London and 1 hour from Brighton.Check train times and fares:​National RailSoutheastern takethetrain.co.ukBy coachNational ExpressBy carHastings Pier is located on Hastings seafront (A259).There are several car parks in the local area.Please note that it can be difficult to park in the town during busy periods. We recommend travelling by public transport at times of maximum demand.

Where to Stay

As recommended on the 1066 Country website, accommodation in Hastings is both varied and charming, with hotels, B&Bs, luxury cottages, campsites, glamping and much more to suit any budget. From holiday cottages in the countryside to bright n' breezy seaside bed and breakfasts, the sheer range of accommodation is amazing.

For more ideas on things to do and places to stay in Hastings, with reviews and best prices click here.

AccessibilityThe pier has been designed to be accessible for all. Further details about access on and around the pier can be found here.